Description: (Persian Poet and Theoretician of Sufism)
Attar of Nishapur was an influential Iranian poet, Sufi theorist, and hagiographer known for his profound impact on Persian poetry and Sufism. He authored a collection of lyrical poems and lengthy works rooted in the philosophical traditions of Islamic mysticism. His writings often focused on themes of spiritual growth, divine love, and the mystical journey of the soul. Notable works include "The Conference of the Birds," "The Book of Divine," and "Memorial of the Saints," showcasing his deep understanding of mysticism and his ability to convey spiritual insights through poetic expression.